The most, and perhaps only, unpleasant aspect of my three-night stay at this
delightful Victorian inn was prying myself up from the rocking chair on the
grand old front porch when the time came to check out. I felt so at home there that upon
facing a 750-mile drive back to Dallas, I was tempted to simply stay put and
send for my things--especially since my partner and our dog were already with
me.

Innkeeper and host Jimmy Harrison and his staff provide more than excellent,
hospitable, gracious service; Jimmy is a native of the little town, knows all
the local lore, and entertains his guests so well that one knows it is his
calling in life to do so. He's a fine cook, too, and obviously loves what he
does.

Our guest room, which included a very large private bath, was as comfortable,
quiet, spacious, and well-appointed as any B&B I've ever stayed in, and in fact,
rivals most of the highly touted, big-name... more